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ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLl

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.I
Chiffon RACE TRACK. v. j., Nov. 2.-Beau-
tiful weather and a promising afternoons
racing brought out a large crowd to-day. The
track is fairly good. except on the turns. The
enjoyment Of the day was marred by an acci-
dent in the second race which will probably
cost Miller (the rider of Zampa) his life. The
horse fell and the boy was picked up with
his skull fractured.
FIRsT RACE.
Purse $500, of which $50 to the second, for maid
ems Of all ages, to carry 100 Id. without allowances;
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DEATH OF JENNY LIND.
The Famous Singer Brcsthed Her Last To-
day In Lendon-Her Life.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING woRLp.1
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Jenny Lind died here to-
day.
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Trade Dollar, 100. .(McManus) o
Witch, .tPenny( Q
z: TaRs-s' 4sx. Beiiins-s to on Joe & sma ! 8
=, 70 ! a sg,d, & A q r T,s 8 to h I SST5,noys,o 9 81 to ! IVY. Witch aSm 10
petitor and %Ivanhoe, Is to Tampa. 80 to i Dan
Vile and 40 to 1 Castilian. For a Place-Joe
Mitchell barred Ss even ! money .n : p against ! ! Adrian ( NM, 2 to !
to each Competitor and Trade Dollar, 10 to / each
Tampa and Danville, and Is to l castiiian. .
The Raoe.-Traveller and Danville forced
the running, but Joe Mitchell won by four
lengths, Quincy second, the same distance in
front Of fyanhoe. Tampa fell and Miller,
who was kicked in The head, is badly hurt.
Mutuels paid 1926 straight, $3.50 for o
place; Quincy $11.70 for a place.
THIRD RACE.
ages, 70, carry 100 ib., without allowances; mile
j. D. longs .. h. Bonnie s., s. by Scotland,
Lancaster: fBsndsr} 2
Gaa.st, a io Fl T TfiSs} g
As Tm %n. y: ei Bettins.st to s against Bonnie 8. :.
Z e g ! ! 1 Rsd %inss. 8 For tS /: sf FISssA A; IL Il ! on 8 sG boe sasn s. .
s to 8 on Lancaster, 8 to on James A. H., 8 to 8
against Garnet, and 4 to l Red Wing.
The Raoe.-Lancaster,. Garnet and James
A. III. in turn held the lead. Bonnie 8. came
same between second and third. Mutuels
paid 81 straight. $S for a place, Lancaster
S2.75 for q place.
HoURTH RACE.
The fourth race was a handicap for all ages, at a
mile. The starters were Tornado (Huggin), ia;
Pat Diver (Meagher), Isl Charley Russell
"a. Taylor, 100; Frolic Camp, l05; Lutte
Arnold ICsrdon,, 1903; Amber kelly. %;
Tunis SBergsnl, % Brili!anteen Soasler),
Tornado, 10 to ! each Frolic, Lutte Arnold and
Brilianteen. Won by Brilllanteen, Frollc second,
Straight, s9s. rs; for a place, S1o. IS; Frolic, SIS. II
FIFTH RACE.
The nth race was q dash Of sever
furiongs, with selling allowances Star
ers-Eufaula IT,. Taylor, ITO Belmont
{Cardonl 1l5, Mamie Q. tCharlestonl no, KIM
aie) los. BettingS to 4 on Belmont, 8 to 8 agains
Eufaula, 8 to l KIM, g to 1 Widgeon, 10 to Hanni
bal and is to I Mamie c. Won by Kink, Eufaull
second, Belmont third. Time !. S4z.
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JUSTICE BRADLEY.

j. Randolph Tucker, nor Roger A.
Pryor, nor States Attorney Grinnell:
Many of them, doubtless, expected
to listen to a sensational appeal for
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RACE.

Purse $500, OF which $50 to the second, for all
ages; selling allowances; horses entered to be sold
and ID. additional for each 500 up; one mile.
j. De Longs o. 9. Joe Mitchell, aged, by Glen
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The last Biz crowd that besiegedt the chamber
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nsrmifted tn come I'M until Q is made b,
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(~Oontinusd on second page
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Prob In = Happy Franc OF Mind.

Racing begins at 2 p. N. sharp.
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Mr.. Duggett, on the meagre YOU'D
duced, covering but a few short
found a defalcation of $500, and
his deliberate conviction that mu|
theta of city money remained bel
found the work of the office in
state and several unauthorized pers|
there at the city's expense, one of
ceiyinc co. 900 a year FOR nominal cd
To these charges Jarvis made Q Id
evasiye reply. The Commissioned
counts, In d further report 10 the III
23, exposed the falsity OF Jarvis,s 4
and reiterated their charges against
Mayor Hewitt has sent these two
the Commissioner of Accounts to 4
Of the Court of Common Pleas, 4
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upward, that had run and not won since Sept. 10,
1851, with $500 added, of which 500 to the second;
to carry 10 ID. above the scale; horses beaten once
10 ID. four times, Is h.. nye times, 20 ID. mile
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REDEMPTION IF ELK9 CO. -NTY
JAIL B0NDS.

'I'HERT BEING THE SUM OF g., ,ss3 OF IN
L. The Jail Redemption Flu ,d Of o county
OF ElEo, notice is hereby given that in uccord-
auce with all act entitled "An Act t. Auihorlzs
tho County Of Efko to contract debt; aud is:'
sue. bonds for the construction Of County.
Jail, apprvvcd March Z, 1879, scaled proros.
ais will be r. eived by me ut my Cffice I'm Elko.
Nevada, up to six o'clo * p. NJ on Inc 18TH day
Of February. 1897, for o rcdetnp ion OF bonds
issued In pursuance of said law; which said.
proposals will be opened by. INC in the said
town of flko, ut my ffice. on the 18th day Of
February. 1887. all proposals must be seulsd
and Q dorsed; proposals .iDr the redemption
f.Elko County Jail Bonds" and mu,t be a,->i
comp.niod with the bonds propuH ii to b.. sur.
rendered together with all ,hcir respective
coupons mot yet due. '. ,'.' -
hobid will beu' ntertilned that does not
strictly comply. with those instruc ions .....
q. W. Hull, County Treasurer.
Elko, Nevada, January IS, 1887.
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REDEMPTION OF tLKO COUNTY
BINDS.

I HERE BEING THE Sun OF 81, ,O93 so IN
the sinking Fund OF The ,unty of EIko,
notice is herebJ given that in accorla. ch with
IN Act of the egisl ture Of the state Of Nev,,.
DIR, entitled "An Act to refund portion OF the
bonded debt of Elko couaty." approved Jan.
uary 26th. 1881, sealed PROPOSAL, will be res
ce'ved by Inc at my Office in Elko, vnda, ~
to sx O'Clock P. N. on she 18th day OF February
1887, for the redemption of bonds issued 10
pursuance OF said law, which sill proposals,
will be opened by me i'll the said town of Elko,
Oh the 18TH day of Feb u1ry, 1887. All propoAs
ais must be sealed and endorsed. 'Pr"pushi.e.
for the redemption of Z. ko County Bonls J" and
must be accompanied by the bonds proposed TO
be surrendered. toS ,ther with all of Lheir 10
spfctiue coupons not yet due. ='-'
No. bid will 'b1 entertained That docs nos
strictly comply with thess Instructions. =. 20
. .. Q HULL, Cjuhsy Treasurer. y
Elko, New, January IL, 1857.
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ADhISlSTaAT0 IS SALE lf REAl
E3TAlE.

OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TN
lursu hce OF an order OF the District
c"a't oi the C'nnty of t:lko, State OF Neya Ia.
mad on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID.
leo'' IN tho estate of PHIIIp GOODMAN, d,
ocassd, the undersigned. the u lmiuistrntor. of
salu estate, Will sell a. public auction 10 the
hS"est bidder. for cash, lawful money of the
United States, and subject To coniir!nstion tyv
SAID District Court. oH THURSDAY, TIE 10th
DAY OF FEBhUAkY. a ID. 1885,, ut - o,.l,ce
N al the Good nan Saloon, l. the town of BuI-
d II, In the said County Of EIRo. all The risbt
title, interest and estate OF the said p,I,1rp
4ooDMAs at tine time of his lca,h, an! all the
right, tile AMI inter- st that the sa;a ests,..
has. by operation of law r other yise, ACQUIRED
other than or in dfttoh TO that of the said
PRINT GeoDaAS at the time of his death. in
anu 10 MI that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated, living and being in the said
I'ui'F ol Etko, Stat: of Nevada and bounded
nh3 aeScrib"d as Follows. TO wit: Tn certain
lot covered by buildings row known a the
"Goodhan nl"o"," frm ry c,lle the .Bo.
birr SALON." in tn Town of Bullion, said lot
being situated on the conner OF Main Street
afld strcnt leadi 6 to the Blue Fell consulid At
ei furnSce. fr"niins 30 feet OIL Main streer.
bounded on the north 'rkei lea ling t., said
ID. Il. furnace. aud OH the sIu:h by building
known n the butcher sh ~.
Tog"th with the following personal prop.
erty. to wit: Spring sealer, bu:k sew. picp.
INNER. cook stove, .dding., pigeon hole
table, Two carl tables, twelve ch ,irs, box-stovc.
seven lamps, mirr'r. nine liquor bottles six
bitter bolt "s, thirteen heel glasse-. twelve
whisky gl1sses picture, clock, shelving coun-
ter and billiard iabic.,
Terms Hn l conf ions of sile:-cash. ..
Ten per cent OF the pu chase money to be
paid To th:' auctioneer on the day OF sale, bah.
ance OH continuation of sale by said Dis,ric.
Court. Deed at expense of purchaser.
....s. K. KEEPER, e.;
Admin ,traior estate Of;
Philip Goodman. deceased.
z ko, New, January Is, 1857.
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APPLICATION Foa A PATENT.
mo. 850.l
U. S. LAND OFFICE, EuREKA, Nev. }
December 9th, 1856. {

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that ANDREW j. HARRE1I.. whose uo,t.
oillcc address is Los Angeles, in tin.
State of California, has this dny flied
his application for a pntei for fifteen
hundred linear feet of the Belt Mine or
vein, bearing gold ami silver with sur
lace gr"uud six hundred feet in width,
situated IN Sprucemonntuin Aliuiug
District, County of Eiko and State OF
Nev"da, and designated by the field
notes and otfic'a plat On fi.e in this of
fice as Lot nuus6er 38 n4ld so. in Tew4l.
ship 81, Range 63 and ii East IF Mount
Dlnhio base, and said Lot M. 3S and
90 being as follows, to wit:
Beginning ut most No L, USS, No
80 and 80, from whence corner to Sec
tions l3, Is, ~ and ~, Il 81 N, Range
63 ~ I'll L, bears s 3r54 deg. L, 799 feet
dist. s w corner y S s No 80, A,
GrtTinn Bcui bears n 80 deg "a min Il
SGT feet DIST. Incline tunnel on this
claim bears n 23 deg, + $50 feet dist
Tunnel Oh this claim bears N 27 4 deg
l. $50 fe, dist. Open cut on this claim
ears n "a u deg " / ,593 feet dist.
Location point of this claim hears N IL
Il deg L 391 feet dist, unt, running
thence fst course N 81 deg, L 600 feet
to post marked No 2U $ 5, No 33 a.
5O, thence 2Rd d'c,iurs, N 36 deg w 1910
feet to post marked No B u 5 :. No 80
IL %, thence 3rd course, s 5I deg w,
oUO feet to post marked No 1, U 5 ).
No'oS & 6O, thence 4th course = SO deg
d 1,aOO feet to pluoe of beginning.
80 much of this survey as conflicts
with U = No 80, A Grecian Bend, and
4O, a Homrstakc, is hereby excluded,
sud conf'ct being described us follows:
Brginuiny at the S w corner of u s S
No 30 A, and running thence 1st course,
n 81 4 deg e IL ;eet, to post marked
Nos u = >, No SO IL SO, thence 2nd
| course, N 81 deg L 1919 feet to post
| marked No2 u $ s, No 80 Il 80, thence
Bird course, N 36 deg w 1873 feet, to post
marked No 6 U S S, No 38 & 80. thence
4th course S24 deg, Il 42G feet to place
of beginning.
Courses expressed from true meridian
with magnetic variation Of 17A DEG
East, containing 10 SO 100 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded
i'll the Recorders Office Of Elko county.
Nevada. in Book 3, of Miscellaneous
Records, and in the Recorders office of
Sprncemountain Mining District. The
adjoining clnims are Lot 80 a, Grecinn
Bend Lode, Lot ~ A, Homestead Lotle,
Lot 4O Friday Lode, and the Zone Min.
ing Claim. -..-.
Any aud oil persons claiming adverse
ly any portion of snid Belt Mine or sur
fnee ground. nre required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office ut Enrekn, in
the Stat of Nevndn, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or
they will he hnrred by virtue OF the pro.
visions Of the Statute.
D. II. HALL, Register.
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NOTICE..
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals. are invited by the Boari Of
County Commissioners OF Eikn County, state
oi Nevada. far doing the County Printing for
the period oIone year from tue FIRST DAY
ORFBDRUARY..1857. 8 Ill proposals to III!
eludo all county. printing authorised by, the
Board of County @ immissloners and the stock
used therefor except the publishing Of the
list Of County hills SLOWED by tho Board of
County Commissioners, and the Assessor's Iisl
OF Taxpsyo,s. Said proposals.. TO DO fiied with
the Clerk of said B,asd on or before tho sEv.
ENrii DAY OF FEBRUARY; 1887, ana in.
dorsed Proposals to do the County Printing
for one year"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. 4. n..
Ates'' '-v s.4Entf s.s
o. q. W,sENAs,
Clerk
Dated jan, 4, 1887. 's.i
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OR. MINTIE,
THE SPECIALIST,

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OST MANHOOD.
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DuYwHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Irs
excellent for bath or toilet. .
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1t is hereby ordered thnt the forcgo-
ing Notice OF Application for Patent be
published for the period of sixty days
(ien consecutive weeks in the ELKo In.
DEPENDENT, IL duly newspaper pub.
lished ut Elko, Nevada. -
d. II. HALL, Register.
d-1I-60d.
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neIhor! I-hsSitu'ir, NLClur | Ennis ions Aver
SION 10 society. Dtnm"ss of Wis on, Noises in
the Head he vital fluid pissina mn IN erva,, q,
IN" urine, ENCESS s IN DRINKING IN
LHAiCATlNG LIQUORS, and other Gi5eas ca
thnt lesd To tnsa ,ity and death. -
DR. MI TtE. who Is Il RKGULAR PuysrS,,S
GRADuATE or .HE UN'vEpsTTY ,OF PESSsyIs
rANIA. will agree 10 forfeit S1uo for A ctsn of
eh1s Kind tic VITAL REsToI;ATIvE tuntr-. hts
tpeclal advice and tr.atm. .nt) will not cure or
LOT LOT mn! thlnG IMPURE or ir'ju ions found in it.
DN: niiNTS trents all ! RlSATE DIS EASES Sue
cErTFu1Lf WITHOUT MUECURY. CoNsuLrA-
WON FREE. Thorough 'xaminaIion and AL
wee, lncuui"g analysis uf rne as. Price of
VIA restorative. 81 30 a bottle or fur times
tne quantily fSr So senr 80 any a<l tfress u,r,n
receipt OF price or e. .. d.. secured f,om OH
ser'atlon, aud in private name if desired bv
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cisco, Cal. .....
send Tor pamphlet siln lIst questions
Sample 5ottle Free.
VIII be sent to any ono applyiag by letter,
sitting symptoms. Sex and ngc Strict secrecy
m regard 10 sll business trans clioms.
DR. Mintie's Kidney Remedy
NEPHRETIcUM. cures all kin g of kidney and
biad ter Complaints, 9on0r heA, Oil, ct I,ue.
corrhica etc. For Sale by all druggists: 81 a
bottle, six brttles for F.
DIR hlNrIE'S Dautelion Pills, are the hes,
ana cheapest Dyspepsin, and KIIious curoYO
the market. Sold by all druggists.
6-l9-d&w-ly.
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sPRUcEMoNT.

! ,sPRUcEMoNT, NEVADA.
.. D. o'HARRA, Proprietor.
'First.cfasA accommodations will b.
afforded atFsassnab bIeN rates. rtA libefNi4
share OF public patronage respectfully
solicited. d23.tf,.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
ISSUED EvE..Y DAY, SUNDAYS Ex.
j .cepted.
6. w. GROVER,
Editor aud Proprietor
SUBSCRIBER RATES.

One copy, one year. ....,....... $40 90
On. copy. six moaths. ths.....,..>>... 6 10
For any pe,i "a uad .r six months, one dollar
por month. Payable in advance
Delivered by carrier in Elko ut % c .nts a week.
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Published every Sunday, aud sent 10 any sd-
dreSs tpoRtigc paid), ut the following rat, 8,
piyabls in ADVANCE:
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F'r an5 period and.r six months, i.ty
Cents per month.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
All About a Bell.

Some tine ago Morris K. Noses, the
manse er OF Meyer Meyers Grand Cen.
t'sl Olothins Depot, bad a bell and
transra,sncy riessd on wagon and
driven around the etFeet 10 advertise
that pace of bus,nefs Yesterday
clOrninR this Mayor seut cGr Mr.. Noses
and tod ilm thst several phys,clsua
had crn plAilea stOut tho hell, ned
asked Tim il te Tonld not rtor-sJ Tho
noy ~ t0l tho b II iass vigorously.
M. NJ sts replied .bat hs wpuid E!adiv
CO npiy with the Mayor yeqQost, and
woul1 dirtot the hoy 50 rim tho Ls'l hY
single st okes instead OF by lcicf,
douh'e opeF, 5s had hsep his habit. As
Br. Moses and the Mayor cane cut Of
the !atter's "a a they sac ths MGEish,
johnson & SlsYin miDetrsl tlCrDe
about TO start, aid the Mayor made the
remark tbaJ IL would be n eood plan TO
put the wagon back Of the baud. Mr..
Noses replied that he Intended to DO TO.
The wagon was standing ready In TIE
mea timo waiting tor the band TO start.
As soon as II started the wagon ISL in
line The manager OF tha niussse,R,
Phelps, at oAce es!Zsd The hHale Of tha
horsg aud a:to1 ei 10 turn /: our Of
the liae Meyer Mayors then Iusscd
irfo tho street ard seiE,d the ether s!Ge
oftle hctge'S heGd. Mr.. Moses az crus
went 20 the scef G OF ao:i5 u ard ordered
the manager TO les 40 o! the horse gde
msDsgeI, In rather nphAt,c language,
infJrmed Mo- es I, C., the wagon could
not follow his band. Moses replica
that IL the manager could show that hs
had bous lat the streets he would taks
his Wagon away bu: o.herwise Ia should
follO~, that he had as much right TO
advertise clothlc2 store as tao maua-
ger had TO aivertiss .nipstrels.
The msusRer evidently thought It
was gigsntic oh+stDu bell, gotten M
- reflect on hid .zoup", as q large crowd
had nov gathered and cried, 80 in"
Glvs 10 TO hin, Mo'es," "Put iu on
hin, Mcse," the baod proceeded, fol-
lowed by the wAGGu and bell. When
they 70; of Of MLrkot etrset. towsvaT,
tas trouee took the pavement wa. the
boil followed Ia the street, much to tia
am us imeEt Of thcaa who know the full
pa tCu,ars OF tic affair.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Eiecti1u ofOmcars

The following perso, haYo been ap
pointed BY II ID. Hlcbmsn, member OF
the Levy Court from Wilmington, TO Oil
the vscanies CAUSED BY the reeiEnstions OF
e'ection officers:
Second ward, Fourth dlstIiet-Frank L.
s Davis. inspector.
Thi ward, Fifth distr!ct--Henry Wi.
sil inspector.
Fifth ward, Eleventh dittric.-T. j.
King assistant inspector.
Ninth ward. T~enty-third district
John Mcguire, inspecter.
Tenth ward, Twenty ninth district
Robert W Chambers, inspector; William
Il. Shields, assistant inspector. Twenty
fourth distr!ct--James T Garner, assist {.
ant spectcr
Twelfth ward, Twenty-seyenth distHAt
Alfred Collins, Inspector II B Mcfas
tire anu Jehn Hamiltou, assistant In
specto's.
lD the Seventeenth district, Sevet tn
Sard James McKe!vey is the inspector
ard John w. Todd, assistant
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Home Proof the Fest.

One OF the largest manufacturing
cities In the United States is the popu-
lar verdict upon Wilming.on in the
line Of carriage building. Hence to be
one OF the Oldest established, les.
known, most patior I'D and unexc xcep-
tioDally trusted carr,4xs building firms
In Wilmington and Me- 3astle County
ts both an honor and re yard.
Mr. Joel Fr.st IL sde a carriage for
Mr.. Irene DUPONT, General Henry Du-
Points father, In 1929. HI has been
Wilmington carriage builder for 60
years; bis partner for 50 years. There
are p,enty Of suSetantial people who
think they cannot get carriage solid
enough without having it built by
messrs Frtst & Allmon, Shipley stree',
corner Seventh. They appear 10 be
home pstronized firm of the people Of
Wilmington and New Castle County
their own peighbors who know them
best, and hence we ssy home proof Is
the best.
They build o greet many bugeies,
sarmers' wagons, Germantown aud q
general line OF light carriages. They
build popular, fashionable and hnely-
finished carrisges. A belief prevails
with their patrons that they put old
time honesty into thcir carriages and
tase moderate prices cut. They do
their repair work substantial and
strong. Our reporter noticed q great
number Of fine and substantial car
riages In the show room and judges
this Is a good time Of the year to buy
low. They have splendid family,
double jump.seat, shifting top, one
horse Savoy that In go fashionable and
oor1ely shat 1t has qaick sale TO
loo6 at 1t and Ssk the price costs moth
irg aud has produced fJr this worthy
trm many An un solicited sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Ci,arities.

Tbs Associated Charities held their
ar, nal fall meeting lset evening. Tho
1 III err ~ efa slsoted as follows:
Wm M. Can5y, President; Mira AID.
warner, vcs president; L,ndley U,
Kent, secretary, and Daniel W. Tar lor.
treasurer.
The secretary read a long report ard
gave the following summary Of work:
Total number OF times application
was male for. relief, 8S1 This reprs
senis 28i resident families (l79 white
End los ccloied) and i03.Ro Yesid enls q,
They Aggregate . total Of o88 indiv,d.
mails, consisting NJ fa8 adults and L63
chI!drbn. Ci these, 10 families we're
uodesefvipR, i3 not requiring relief
aud 2 Rava fs'se addresses, Is were re.
ferted q tbs Trustee Of ths Poor, 2B to
oturcbas and othsr in,ti.utions, and
to private persons 1,451 Visits were
mad to or on bshals of the Door and l02
letters wers written.
The natlonalitias were as follows:
American families, ia (25 white and
l49 colored); Idsh, %; German, III;
English, 3; SSede, y; Scotch. ]; French,
1. The b male Ben psvolent u loIety. by
furnishing tewlng. aided IN relieving
80 Aso. hAoct ouu sbo IEOvtucub Il GDCl6ty
266. The Associated Charities distrib.
u;ed 38l Goa orr ere, 185 orders for gro
ceries. and had o. medical prescriptions
hlled.
This record shows q remarkable de.
crf ase In the number OF apoli cations
m ade, probably due to the fact that the
city has been blessed with O bu,y eea-
son. A constart effort Is made BY the
society To impress ideas CT sels- .espect
aud self dependence on oil who apply.
Ooe important step OF the society is q
central registration at Buffalo, where
oil medical qdAcks and iUposLors are
revisterei. TIE report eIcs hs follows:
In our own city our co operation with
the Society TO Project Children from
Cruelty, the Trustees Of the Poor, and
the municipal an hori.ies haa BEEN cor
dial and beneficial TO oil concerned,
We extend the thanks OF the society
to Drs Pyle, Csntwell, Hannah M.
Thompson and others for professiona al
ser vices freely rendered without charge.
We regret that private individuals
and oh arches do noe consult our racotds
a. mnch az they mi1as heiote giving
relief. We do believe it would be nd
vsntsgeous both to them and us. When
req 1es'ed TO do 10, we will inyestia ate
cas- and report upon their woTthiness
Thai kfui Tor past elcoarap cment, wa
appeal u the cliiZAns OF Wilmington
for future support, believing tho im
portanca Of tho cause ard The resu its
alrea1y attained will justify the claim
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Tho strike of New York Printers

NEW YORK, October 24--There is
trouble among the striking book and job
printers and the end seems to be within
sight They quarreled among themselves
al their headquarters to day and two
rough and tumble figaBs told Of the bs |
blood that xists. They were not feel Dg
Ia very good humor The fact that the
Tfow O. mpsny had gone over to the Ty-
potheta again was the cause. The news.
paIer compositors, too, are objcciing to
asse. smen and are claiming that the
whole strike is but political dodge kept
up by Everett Glackin to aid his canvass
Tor the State Senate 1t must be said
t at the prospects of the strikers are not
bright,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
FASTLDIOUS.

Our Stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing is large and varied
enough, in both styles and
prices, for the most IA 'tidious to
find something to suit him. Our
Overcoat Room on he second
floor i; full. The whole floor has
nothing but overcoats on it.
Come and look through our
store whether you want to buy
or not.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
A Coming Attraction.

Kate Castleton will appear at the
Opera House on Tburedsy evening In
"Orazy Patoh," OF which Kate Gas le-
ton will not bring . basket OF chestnuts
with her as scme expect Her "Crszy
Pa'ca" has quite lot Of new patches
Ia IL. The n. usical nun bers are mainly
new. and all are ttractivs. Her lead
ing people are tho same she mad last
scsson, and they are all GOOD. Their
songs ere also new and catchy. Tue
au3isnce which greeted her at the
Bijou last night WAS kept between y
xriu and roar al the time.